The King’s Diner became Ashland, Kentucky’s favorite Soul Food/Indian fusion restaurant last week. It’s as American as apple curry. (Photos Courtesy: The King’s Diner)
Brass band music have been around for centries, with unique styles around the world, including as part of British millitaria, in less-expected niches like Hawaii and Zanzibar and the Balkans. The best-known modern incarnations of brass bands are in New […] Read More
Last weekend, we took a train to Quebec City for a weekend getaway. It’s about a 3.5 hour trip on Via Rail, so we both brought our computers and got some work done on the way. We left on Saturday […] Read More
When we were planning this trip, we read all about how good the food in Montreal was. Blogs all over the internet espouse how many years one could go without eating in the same place twice in Montreal, and that […] Read More
One of the coolest things about this road-trip-adventure-honeymoon-nomadic-lifestyle is the opportunity to see entertainment that we normally wouldn’t get to see. Yes, living in Houston, one of the biggest cities in the country, most of the international mega-acts make their […] Read More
We’ve been in Montreal for almost three weeks now. The heat wave is over – it’s currently a gorgeous 67 degrees out, and I sit here with the windows open and a fresh breeze blowing in. I can hear the […] Read More
Our apartment in Houston caught on fire, adding to the wild list of things that have happened as we try to take the greatest adventure of our lives. (Photo Courtesy: Jake Gross)
Our adventures this weekend were largely food-based. Here’s what we ate: Fairmount Bagels Montreal’s two most famous bageleries are just a few blocks apart in the Plateau neighborhood. We tried St Viateur bagels when we were here last summer, so […] Read More
Last Saturday, Braden and I stopped at a fruit stand to buy some strawberries for dessert on our way home from running a few errands. Apropos of nothing, the vendor asked us, “vous déménagez?” Huh? Are we moving? No… we are […] Read More
The pulse of Montreal is unlike that of any city we’ve ever been to – and we’ve been to a lot of them.